A Garden in the heart of Veronetta

HOW TO GET HERE

BY TRAIN
Main train station: Verona Porta Nuova.
Verona Porta Nuova is a mainline station on the routes Milano-Venezia / Bologna-Brennero / Verona-Mantova-Modena.  Giardino Giusti may be reached by taking a bus (local bus company ATV) from outside the station. 

BY CAR
By car, Verona may be reached by the A22 motorway Modena-Brennero (exit Verona Nord), or the A4 Serenissima Milano-Venezia motorway (exit Verona Est).  Visitors are advised to leave their cars in one of the city carparks and use public transport.

BY BUS
Verona is connected to the surrounding area and to Lake Garda by the local ATV company public transport buses. The bus station is outside Verona’s main railway station Verona Porta Nuova.

BIKE SHARING
There is a bike-sharing service in Verona. This is a fully automated system bike rental service with service points throughout the city.

GETTING TO GIARDINO GIUSTI

BY CAR
A4 Motorway exits:  Verona Est and Verona Sud
A22 Motorway exit:  Verona Nord
Then follow the directions for City Centre.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Both ATV bus no. 73 towards Piazza Isolo and ATV bus no. 72 go to Via XX Settembre
City Sightseeing Verona – stops in Piazza E. Bernardi 

In and around Veronetta

Veronetta lies on the left bank of the Adige river and its are roots are ancient, stretching back to the very earliest human settlements in the area of Verona. Today Veronetta is the principal seat of the University of Verona, and is a lively part of the city, full of history and with a strong identity of its own.

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MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO ROMANO

The Museum is on the site of one of the best preserved Roman theatres in northern Italy. A treasure house of objects from Verona’s Roman past.

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CHIESA SANTA MARIA IN ORGANO

This ancient church, the origins of which are lost in time, dates back to the time of the Longobards. The interior is richly decorated with frescoes by some of the principal painters of medieval Verona.

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CASTEL SAN PIETRO

The picturesque hill of San Pietro towers above the Roman Theatre. With access to the waters of the nearby Adige river, this summit provided an easily defended vantage point, and has been inhabited since earliest times. In the Roman era a temple was erected here, as well as a fortress to defend the bridge known as ponte Pietra over the river below.

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MUSEO CIVICO DI STORIA NATURALE

The Museum is situated in Palazzo Pompei, one of Verona’s most important buildings both historically and architecturally. The sixteen rooms are dedicated to the exhibition of minerals, rocks, paleontology and zoology.